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1948
FIGHT TB
Buy Christmas Seals
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Logging Accident Takes
Life of Jack McLean
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. DEC EMBER 9. 1948
New Councilmen
Observe Council
Proceedings 6th
Dog Saves Couple
From Burning to
Death Monday
Jaycees Nominate Community Tree
Officers Dec. 2nd At 6th and Wash
To Be Decorated
NUMBER IS
S.P. Strike December 15
Would Affect 7 States
Mr and Mrs. J. W. McDonald,
The
Cottage Grove
Junior
operators of the Mac’» Service
Station and reaturant, four mile» ChamlxT of Commerce held a din­
The n«*wly elect<*d council mem- south of Yoncalla probably owe ner meeting Last Thursday eve­
A logging accident, which oc­
Plans wen- completed Monday
A federal mediator hastened to
I kt * sat in on the regular session their lives to th«* watchfulness of ning at Landon's. Th«* chief busi­
HOLIDAY WINDOW OF
M IIOOL To OBSERVE 10
curred in th«- WII mhi Creek area,
night for the annual community
ness
considered
at
the
meeting
San Francisco yesterday in an at­
their
dog.
According
to
the
story
of
the
city
council
Monday
eve-
PERRY'S
IS
BEST
DAY
HOLIDAY
PERIOD
»<>uth of th«- Cottage Grove dam
Christmas tree by the Business
tempt to head off a strike which
ning and observed th«- proceedings
th«' ill* >°ld here yesterday by was th«* report of the nominating
yesterday afternoon. t«x«k the life
There are many attractive store could shout down the Southern
Both the grad«- und high u hixil of th«- council which will retire on h’hn Finneran of Standard Oil Co. committee. The following officer» and Professional Women's club,
<>f Jack C Mcla-nn, 53, and sent
which has been their project for windows arranged by local mer­ Pacific Railroad system in seven
here will obaeive a 10-day Christ- th«- first of the year. Of major Mr and Mr» McDonald retired at were nominated:
Allx-rt Black «if Hlackbuttc to a
mus holiday period. The »«-hoolx interest was the n-jMirt of th«- city midnight Sunday and were
For president: Burdick Trask, the past throe years. This year chants for the holiday period, but states December 15th.
i^ Ug«-»«« hospital with a broken
the tree to be used, by permission the windows of the Perry Dress
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
will dismiss un Deccmb«*r 23rd engineer on his findings of the awakened at 3:30 a.m. Monday Larry Kent, George Drury, Aldon
arm Two other worker» riding on
of the library board and W. A Shop in the 6th Street Building Firemen and Enginemen, Tuesday
and resume »clwol on January 3, drainag«- probl«*mx near th«- Glass by their dog. scratching at the Coppk* 1st vice pr«*si«ient: Don
n dump truck which rolled over
Woodard, wili be on the lot at would probably be voted the most night called a strike for 6 a. m,
1949
roud. After some discussion th«- lM-dr«x>m <i«x»r and barking Mr. Nixon. Second vice president: Le-
on a grade suffered leas serious
Sixth and Washington, the future unusual Both windows reflect the December 15. The union called it
McDonald managed to shove Mrs. Roy Tucker:
Secretary:
Roy
interested
parties
agreed
to
»ub-
Injuries The timi' of the accident
home of the city librnty. which
mit their proposal in writing. Th«- Mi lkmaid thru a Ix-droom windijw Craine. Treasurer: Leonard De­ will make a perfect setting for holiday spirit. However the south the "only method" to settle 296
was about 1:15 p m.
window not only contains mer­ points of grievance. There was no
anil
followed
her,
making
his
es
­
Haven,
Milton
Peterson.
Sergeant
city wax authorized to construct
Robert Mills, Ixinr county dep­
the tree and the sing.ng of Christ­
th«- necessary drainage ditchra on cape. But for the dog the tw«o at arms: Mike VanderKay. Bill mas carols, as this tree has stood chandise put up in its most charm­ general wage demand at issue.
uty coroner. xuk I Ute this morning
C. W. Moffitt, western general
ing form, but a miniature fire
GI iikm road betwi-cn Quincy and would have jx-rished in the flames T«dford. Directors: Aldon Coppie,
llwi inv«-«tlgation surrounding the
ax part of the living quarter» at Larry Kent. George Drury, Bud there for years, and will not have place with Christmas lights and a chairman for the Brotherhood,
Tyler
avenue.«
an«!
on
Quincy
be
­
<h-»th of McLean was being con­
to I m - erected.
twren 10th and 13th streets, in­ 'the rear of the service station McCoy, Harold Smith. Bill Gith-1 Ruth Stewart Caldwell is chair­ setting for the Christmas season. said 3,500 members would strike
tinued Acroiding to the informa­
in California, Arizona, New Mex­
had
l«e«n
de*
troy
cd
by
flames.
ens
and
Mike
Qualia.
Several 99 highway officer» and cluding the north aide of Qiiirwy
tion collect««! by Mills, four m«-n
man of the local club committee
ico, Texas, Utah, Nevada and Ore­
< >rigin of th«- fire was not im-
iMMisicrx met a few members of avenue.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
to work with the committee from
employed by the Woodard Digging
gon unless agreement is reached
tlic local Chamber of Commerce
Brer
dispensing
applications mediately determined. The iosx at Del’s Steak House on Decemb«*r
Co. started down a grade in n
the Chamber of Commerce to dec-
before the deadline. He added,
nt a luncheon at the Rainlmw were received for the year 1949, was estimated at $10,000 and was 16th for the election of officers.
dump tuick l<m<k«<l with tqulp-
oiate the tree, which will Lc done
however, there was a chance that
Cafe Monday noon and outlined after being puxsi-d on by the liquor partly coven-d by insurance.
Major Walter R Lalonde, resi- this week.
ment. Alla-rt Black, th«- driver at­
progress in mediation might poat-
some plans for th«* revival
i
of ac- committee. The committee recom­
dent engineer at the Cottage
The singing of carols by the
tempted to shift gear Io hold the
pone the s.rike date.
tlvitles for tile 99 i association, mended th«- following uj>|>lica-
Grove
lake
was
the
guest
of
honor
various choirs of the chu.-ches.
vehicle back, but apparently Lulc«|
Southern Pacific said in a state-
which hu» lx-en dormant for sev­ tlonx: Bohemia club, class B.A. 11-1
at the meeting last Thursday and school students of the* community
In th«- effort In the meantime Hu-
, ment that the issues have been
eral y««arx due to the war. Among censes; The Club, class B package
was given an honorary member- i and citizens will be directed by
truck had picked up sjmx -«I and
under negotiation "and now are
the visitor» present were: Harvey and retail draft; Mixixc club class'
ship in the organization as an i Elwood Rickman, band director,
awrrved to th«- right, rolled over Blythe, new executive »ecretary of C club; 1 Jig Ie Cigar Store. P B. i
The Lane County Community tieing handled un«ier the orderly
exhaust«*! rooster.
Mrs.
Alexander
,
and
and Inmlril upright McLean, who
I
lergert.
Chest Campaign is over the top processes of the National M«*dia-
the assix-iation with office«» in the and B B ; Grove Tavern, class B.B. ' The annual mc«-ting of the Cot­
music supervisor, of the Cottage in this district and Saturday the tion Board." The railroad ex­
was scati-d In the middle l>rtwe«*n
(Mbum I mi I c I, Eugene Mr. Blythe
1.. W. Coiner, city engineer gave tage Grove chapter of Royal Arch
. Grove Union high school. All who entire county lacked only $15,000 plained that the board has as­
Hlnek the driver an«l Phillip dole hu» Ixx-n on duty a wrek. he told
SENTINEL GETS
a rejMtrt on th«- Ix-ague of Oregon Maxons at the Masonic Temple
( can sing are urged to conic out of meeting the <x>unty goal of signed William F. Mitchell to the
of Cottage Grove, cither attempt­ the group Monday. Other visitor»
CHRISTMASY TOO
Citlra convention hel«l in Eugene. last evening attracted a total of
ed to Jump or was thiown from prexent were: Carl Holt of Salem,
Virgil Kingsley, city case. He is due in San Francisco
Not to lx- outdone, some of i^jand take part in the carols, and $135.001.
Th«- city attorney was instruc­ 130 including fifteen past high
I those who cannot sing are invited chairman announced yesterday Friday.
U m - truck as II left the road, but
prexidi-nt of the Highway 99 Ax- ted to pro<-<-e<l with settlement priests. A roast Ix-ef and venison Sentin«-! employes <«onciev<jd
idea that we should carry some',o f0"10 anrt
"w' t‘v<'ninRs that a iota
wu caught uniler tin- truck. The »oclation. A. A luinum of Salem
ital of about $2,350 had
In Washington, President D. V.
with various |x»lire officers re­ dinner wax servt-d by the Constel- — •
««•hide r«>ll<«<I over his body Ih-p.
been rased within the city limit. Robertson of the Union would not
Christmas decorations and Mon­ j and time to be announced later.
nnd J im « Early, mnnugcr of the garding |x»lice uniforms purchas­ lation club.
my Coroner Mill« said furtlwr Oxbum hotel in Eugene.
The city's quota was $2.000. but comment on the prospects of
day the office wm decorat«?d in
ed.
Guest speaker of the evening red an«l grren streamers. The I O. P. A E. RY. REPLACES
thnt the acctdr nt was not due to
at least one section of the city reaching an agreement before Dec.
Mr Blythi- stated that a tenta­
was Lyman Palmer of Eugene. । bright colors no doubt assuaged TWO BRIDGES
mechanical failure of th«- vehicle tive budget of $20.000 hud lM-cn
was missed entirely in the present 15. "We've got our date set,” he
At the close of th«- council s««s- master of the 3rd vale
The Oregon, Pacific and East­ campaign. Kingsley said he believe said. "If they (the employers)
Alta-rl Black, the driver, 88« set for the association activities
. —
.
. —_
1 some of the Ex-C.alifornians and
»ion Mayor 11 A. Hagen addn-xM-d _
Grand Chapter of Oregon. Officers I a<w<xj a
of chwr in thc ab. ern Railway has replaced two cov­ ed that a total of $2.500 might be want to settle it between now and
raped with n luokcn arm Phillip
for the ensuing year and while members of the present «-ouncil,
to sene the lodge for the ensuing M.nw. o| murh nccdwJ sunshint, ered bridges on its line to Disston. secured here and felt sure the then, it’» up to them.”
Cole. »Mtrd nn the o|>|sMiitc aide th«* budget seemed high, the ns-
thanking them for their coo|»-ra- year were installed by Cecil Beck, . . . . ,
Bridges replaced with new steel final sum might be well above this
.
.
of McMan CM-apcd possible ae- MM-iation
Union officials said that under
hoped to
reach the tion. He said:
rotiring high priest N«*w offi-‘wh,th has
atacnt n,1U for structures include one at Wild­ figure had all sections of the city
nous injuries by jumping Dale figure«
the law the only remaining pro­
Officers told th«* l«x-al
"This
1»
probably
the
last
time
cers
installed
were.
C.
O.
Anlauf.
,
>
*
vclal
or
perhaps
weeks.
wood
and
one
at
Newcomb's
cut.
Ortez of Outage Grove, riding in group that a flftren year «level-
been contacted. If you are among visión for a delay in the strike
the n-nr of th«- truck, mantigi-d <>|un«*nt plan had been proposed that wc will I m - meeting together high priest; Pat Rickard, king:
those missed and would like to would be for President Truman to
in
this
capacity.
So
1
want
to
take
Dorval Peterson, scribe; Warren
to escape with n few bruisea by for th«* 99 highway, which would
contribute to this cause, contri­ name a fact-finding board. This
just a few minutes to tell you Nichols, captain of hosts; Fred
jumping.
butions will be accepted by Damon board would be given 30 «lays to
cull for n four lane highway the how much I have enjoyed being
Bressler, treasurer; Earl Ballew,
M< lx-an to lU- llurlrd
Scott at the J. C. Penney Co.
hear the case and 30 more in
length of the state. For incrciuu*d your chairman. I find it difficult
In Washington
Chas Parrett, chairman of the which to report to the president.
revenue nn additional 1 cent per to ad««quatcly express my grati- secretary'; George Macready, prin-
cipa I sojourner; Warren Hansen,
Jack C McU-nn. a rraulcnt of gallon gas tax and additional $5
rural area surrounding Cottage Such a board could only make
tud<- for the unselfish loyalty, »in- Royal Arch captain; Harley WU-
i Rk1 Birch street. was born in Wy- fe«' for auto license* liad I mh - h
Grove yesterday reported pledges recommendations
A
»
ai
»
Wreck
killed
two
Grants
ijured
«j
»h«
«M»«
u.u
*
•***
1
*
'-»»•ni»
jurea
were
Quarterback
Bob
cerity and integrity which you
The Hi u e s mainly concern
i.nmig .Man-h 6, 1895 and when pr<4MMr<i. This woul«i rnlar nn ratl­
S’iltsman master of the
football piayers. Grauo, Halfback Vernon CYaft. of $300.00 turned in. This area
have shown toward me and the Ralph
Ralph Saltsman, master of the iBlur^ rk„ anH
Substltutc
Arthur was assigned a quota of $200.00. working conditions and disputes
three years of age mov«««1 with his in ited $18,000,000
excellent manner in which you first vale; Dick Thwing. sentinel. injured five and turned the city's
parents to Oakville. Washington,
Visiting officials did not come all have addrc«Mxl yourselves
scheduled victory celebration Coale. Portland. Their condition Since the lumber has been separ­ over arbitration awards.
where he reside«I until «-nming to here with any sp«*«-ific rrciimmcml-
ated from the remainder of this
Monday into a day of mourning.
was described as not serious.
toward any work that needed to
Cottage Grove two years ago He at ions'ua lu what |x>rtionx of the be done.
A Chartered bus carrying the
The other 18 members of the district final tabulations are diffi­
was married to Mar Simpson of highway should I m * improv«»! first
(state championship Grants Pass squad suffered minor cuts and cult to obtain.
“I am ronvinred that you have
Cottage Grove in Eugen«- on Sep­
The amount reported at a
team from Portland struck an bruises.
tri«*d
hard
and
faithfully
to
give
tember 2. 1948
rounty meeting in Eugene Friday,
unidentifi<-d object on an icy
Most
of
the
boys
smashed
open
The
opening
of
Del's
Steak
the people of Cottage Grove an
night was eighty nine percent of
n„_i,
, ..
rpoqntain toad, plung«?d 200 fret
He ha«t tw-cn a member of th««
honest and efficient city govern­ House Tuesday by .Delmar Rear­ down a steep grade and burst the windows to escape the burn­ the goal and workers agreed to
of the First Na-
Oakville, Washington, Masonic
ing
wreckage.
stay on the job until the campaign
al Banlt have shrunk approxi-
ment for which I am truly grate­ rick and his mother, Mrs. Lavina
lodge for th«- iMixt 20 yenr». He
A Christmas Musicnie will be ful. We have had our diffi<*ulties Rearrick, has given Cottage Grove into flam«-» over a guard rail. The
"I was sitting in the front," said
mately a million dollars in the
rear end of the bus cracked open Athletic Director Jess Loffer. "I was completed.
was also n mcmlier of th«- Cottage preaented by th«« pupils of the Jcf-
last sixty days, bank officials said
but you have liren excellent s|x>rtx another modern up-to-the-minute
Grove Moose kxlgc No. 810
fetson school choruses and band through it all and I want to close restaurant with 24-hour Service. It and fell 70 feet into a canyon.
grabbed a hand rail and smashtxi
here Tuesday. The deposits at the
Left
Surviving are his widow, n th«1 evening of Decemlx«r 22nd my term of office by saying to is located at the Cottage Grove 1 |>urnctj end Sterling Heater was thire windows. Only the quick re-
time were listed as $7,100,000. The
to death as he sought to flexc« of the players kept our cas­
brother, Donald Mcia-an of Se­ In the Jefferson K hool gymnasium you 'thanks for a job well done’.” Trailer camp north of town,'
major cause of the shrink officials
rescue Student Manager Ray ualty list down.”
attle, Washington; three sisters. under the dir«*ction of Miss M
across from the Evergreen Auto
said is due to the fact that prac­
Alpeter from the flames licking
It was the second tragedy in­
Emily McU-an of Seattle, Mrs. Leum, music su]>crviBor. and El­ ATTENTION HK'YCLE
Court, and is a new building and
tically all «construction at the Do-
around
the
bus
wreckage.
Al
volving Oregon high school ath­
Clara King of Montesano, Wash­ wood Rickman, band instructor.
OWNERS
installed with new equipment, has
Joe Throop, proprietor of Town rena dam has been stopped for
10 stools, ten tables and a banquet ^0^ Z
Tire program will la-gin at 8.00
letes in recent months. Two Jo­ Talk Cafe at 205 South Pacific the winter.
ington and Mrs Margaret Gwin
On December 15, 1948 there will
seph High School basketball play­ highway announced Tuesday that
of Oakville. Washington; and sev­ o'cka k, and the public is invited lx* n drawing for 1949 bicycle a»m that will seat 75 people
However the local condition is
„
to make his football letter, died
ers and the driver were killed he plans an addition to his pres­ no different from the financial
eral nice«*» and nepnews. T1 m - re- Then- will la- no charg«* for admis­ licenses, numbers one to ten in­
Besides Mrs. Rearrick and Del- with Heater.
sion.
when their car plunged down an ent cafe building, which will give over the nation where bank de­
mainx will b e taken to Oakville
clusive at the City hall. The first mar there will be two night cooks.
The accident occurred on the
by th«- Smith Funeral Chapel,
25 applicants will hav<* the opjxir- Steaks will b«* their specialty. Sexton Mountain grade of High- embankment near Minam, Ore., in him a total of 105 foot frontage posits have steadly declined.
January, 1947.
where funeral servi«^ will lx- held TR AP SET FOR PACKRAT
along the highway. The new ad-1
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tunity of having their name in Short orders and full menus will way 99 five
north of Grants
Grants Pass won the high dition will provide an additional FORD TRACTOR AGENCY
by th«- Oakville Masonic lodge and CATCHES SKUNK
the drawing. Those drawing the also be served. Mrs Rearrick and Pass Sunday night
.Mrs George Marquardt d<x-sn’t lucky numbers will I m - notified.
school football title in Portland 1,800 feet of floor space to the SOLD DEC. 1ST
Interment will be made in the
Delmar operated the Blue M x>n
Alpeter suffered a broken leg
have n corner on all the Cottage
Oakville cemetery.
Floyd Git hens of the Floyd
All cyclists are urg«-d to buy cafe on Main* street for several! and lay pinned in the wreckage Saturday, defeating Jefferson present building, besides the spare
I Grove skunks ax another was
High School of Portland 6 to 0 occupied as a storage room.
Githens Motors Inc., said Monday
their licences before January 1.
।
years.
j
until
he
was
rvscu«-d.
Others
in
­
। caught this week by Mrs. V. K
at Multnomah Stadium.
POLIO PAK-HEATER
Throop said he had made no he had sold the Ford tractor
Harris, who thought she had a
CAMPAIGN NTARTN HERE
plans yet as to how the new struc­ agency here to the Eugene Trac­
The American U-gion and aux- ' packrnt and set a trap in her gar-
ture will be occupied indicating tor and Implement Co. Passing
ilary lx sponsoring a cam|mign bage pull to cutch the vermin, but
that the new building will be for to the new owner will be the Ford
here for funds to purchase a Pak- when xhc investigated sh<* found
lease. Neither did he disclose tractor agency and farming equip­
Heater for treatment of polio. *he bat! trapped a small animal
when construction will start on ment. The Githens Motors, how­
With the start of th«* campaign, wlth a black stripe down its back.
ever will retain the sales and ser­
the building.
To lie sure the animal was dead
which got underway today, it wax
vice for the M. E. Tiller and gar­
Mrs
Harris
shot
it
and
buried
if
announced that the h«*ater will
den tractors. The transfer was ef­
also her clothes.
lx« houstxl either in the county
fective on the first of the month.
health office «>r at th«* Children's
Hospital In Eugene. The campaign
BODIES OF TWO LOCAL
SANTA TO HE AT
yt county wide. The program will
SERVICEMEN ARRIVE IN UJL
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
John Smith of 1446 Long Ave­
financed by a
magazine (
Press dispatches Sunday con-
CHRISTMAS PARTY
nue. Eugene was painfully hurt veyed the information that the
campaign.
Plans an« going forward for the
last night when his 1948 Plymouth bodies of two local servicemen of
| annual
Amci ican legion
and
hit the guard rail of the north World War H were among the
PACIFIC BULB GROWERS
Legion Auxiliary Christinas party,
R.MM IATION TO MEET
highway bridge last night about 4,454 which have arrived in the '
The Pacific Bulb Growers asso- i which will lx* held in the Odd-
10:10 p.m. Officer Ed Jones of United States from the Philippines
ciation will hold its annual meet-' fellows building next Monday the
the city police who investigated and Siapan, Japan, where they
Ing in the W. O. W. hull in Eugene j l-'Rh, starting at 7:00 p m A
the accident said the car of Jones were temporarly interred. They
Monday. December 13. beginning eovered dish siip|x-r will be served
apparently skidded as he was were brought to the United States
rounding the curve approaching by the Dalton Victory.
at 10:00 o’clock. A luncheon will "’Ith the lx*gion and auxiliary
the bridge from the south.
1»’ served nt 12:00 o'clock at the serving the turkey and the trim­
The two bodies of local boys to
The impact of the collision be returned here are : Pvt. George
Osburn hotel. There will lie a mings.
tipped over the Jones car and S Gaebbles of the marines, son
charge of $1.00 per plate.
A tree and Christmas progran
threw him clear of the vehicle of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaebbles.
All bulb growers arc urged to will follow the supper. Trents will
attend.
under the bridge. He was taken to Capt. Phillip R. Gray of the ma­
be passed to all the children.
a Eugene hospital by the Mills rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ambulance suffering from shock E. Gray of route 1, Cbttage Grove.
and a cut face, but the extent of
his injuries was not immediately CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE
determined.
POSTPONED TO JAN. 20
DISTINGUISHED ORGANIST
The Cottage Grove school ccn-
Due to the Crippled Childrens
TO APPEAR HERE DEC. 12
sus just completisi shows a sub-
CHRISTMAS STREET
clinic being held in Eugen«« Dec.
John McDonald Lyon, distin­ stantia! increase over last year
DECORATIONS UP
16 and 17, the regular monthly
guished concert organist from Se­ according to figures released from
The Christmas street decora­ Child Health conference has been
attle, Washington, will play n the office of Elmer Fleming, su­
tions of greenery were erected postponed until January 20. At
program of sacred music nt the perintendent of the grade school.
along Main over the week end. this time it will be hold from 1:00
Presbyterian church on Sunday The census show» a total of 1,448
The decorations were made by W. to 3:00 p.m. in the health room.
evening December 12th nt 8 o'­ children as «-ompared with 1,134
L. Workman and son Bill and
clock. This program Is the first of nt the corresponding period Inst
were erected by members of the
the special programs for the year. The 1948 total represents an
PICTURES OF SCHOOL l
Cottage Grove Fire .Department.
Christmas season nt the church increase of 314 children over Inst
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
I
The
only
items
missing
were
the
mid will contain Christmas music. yenr.
The
Sentinel
would
like
to
run
Christmas
lights,
banned
because
Acclaimed by critics as one of
The grnd<- schtxil enrollment
pictures of school Christmas cele­
of the power shortage.
the most brilliant «if contemporary wns boosted 132 pupils with th«*
bration. Will those schools who
American organists, John Mc­ consolidation of the Walden school
ar«* having costume Christmas
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS AT
Donald Lyon’s career ax n vir­ district. Th«- orginal district in­
SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES
parties get in touch with our pho
tuoso has been one of rcmorknblo crease wns 182. On th«- basis of
Most Christmas decorations are tographers if possible, and let
success. His concert tours in the percentage the gain in enrollment
made, but Sunnyside Greenhouses them know what night their cele­
Unit«*) Stntcs nnd Canada have over Inst yenr is 21 Mt percent. The
at 1704 West Main street grows bration will be. Of course we can
^Killer
'Pit
tn
ret
nroused th«- enthusiasm of review­ census further shows thnt n total
BOTTOM ROW: Ward Woods, RoM. King, J. M. Garmlre, Frank G xhm I, Wm. Tendick, N. M. Ohrling, owner: Nels Granlund, Beryl them. At present this establish­ not promise to run pictures of all
ers, nnd his plnylng has been re­ of 113 five year old pupils will
ceived with delight by Imth enter next yenr and thnt 128 four Nundermai^ A. A. BHckenstnff. SECOND ROW: Ray Thomas, Elmer Smith, Ro«lney Davis, Grant Ohrling, Leo Cole, Mearle Esque, RoMn ment has an unusual display of school» there may be some con­
flicting dates—but we think our
seasoned concert-goers and the year old pupils will enter school Stoneberg, Glen McNeil. TOP ROW: Cliff Clark, E. A. Flneh, R. H. Anderson, John Teviqtaugh, Harold Parks, Art Smith, Ernest Bealwr, Poinsottias in bloom. A picture of
the
Poinsettias
appears
in
this
readers
appreciate pictures of
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lee
Sund«*rinan.
general public.
j the year after next.
issue.
their children "all dressed up."
99 Hiway Officers
Visit Here Dec. 6th
Lane County Chest
Campaign Is Over
Top in This Area
Royal Arch Masons
Install Officers
At Annual Meet
Grants Pass Victory Celebration
Is Turned Into Mourning Monday
Del’s Steak House
Opened Tuesday
Bank Deposits
Decline Million
In Last 60 Days
Christmas Musical
Jefferson School
Addition Planned
Safe Building
Part of Our Local Payroll
The Pacific Mill. Creswell
Eugene Man Hurt
When Car Hits
Bridge Guard Rail
Grade School Enrollment Shows
Substantial Gain Over 1947
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